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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1978

Page

3

Chief Justice O'Neill Dies, Ohio Mourns Loss

Flags at state buildings half staff as Ohio Chief Justice C William O Neill dies at 62 from an apparent heart attack. He collapsed at home and died after hospital admission. A Republican, he served in top posts across government and led the National Conference of Chief Justices. Graveside services set for Marietta. memorial at First Community Church Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court C. William O'Neill O'Neill National Conference of Chief Justices Association Oak Grove Marietta First Community Church

Ohio's O'Neill rises from Marietta roots to state leader

William O'Neill, Ohio's Supreme Court Chief Justice at death aged 62, became the only person to head the state's legislative, executive, and judicial branches in one career. A lifelong public speaker, he began in eighth grade debates, won a teen Senate seat at 22, then held roles as speaker, attorney general, governor, and finally supreme court justice before earning the chief justice post. He credited early family, aunt mentorship, and a passion for law with shaping his path. He served in Patton's Third Army in 1944 during World War II.

Associated Press William O'Neill Ohio Supreme Court O'Neill Marietta Charles O'Neill Elizabeth O'Neill Daniel Verner Metcalf Ohio Senate Marietta College Metcalf Young Bill Ohio House Patton Third Army

Temporary Street Closure At Manchester Road Crossing

Richard D Goecke director of public service informs Russ Dwyer chief of police that Manchester Road Railroad Crossing will close at 8 00 A M on August 22 1978 until completion for installation of a rubber railroad crossing. Signed August 21 by Richard D Goecke.

Russ Dwyer Vie Anvil Cmet Richard JD Goecke Manchester Road Richard D. Goecke

Sealed bids sought for thermoplastic pavement markings project

Legal Notice 3538 announces proposals for installing thermoplastic pavement markings along Verity Parkway in Middletown Ohio. Bids due September 5 1978. Plans and specs available from City Public Service Office. Bid bond 5 percent required. 60 day completion after award. right to reject bids reserved.

Director of Public Service City Middletown Ohio Verity Parkway ODOT City Building Onio City of City Commission

CETA abuses cited by state prison official

Donald Dean Millhone a personnel officer in the state rehabilitation and corrections department says federal Comprehensive Employment Training Act funds totaling over 7.2 million have been used to train about 600 people who later joined the corrections department. He says some officials view CETA as budget augmentation rather than a job training program.

Columbus Ohio Donald ‘Dean’ Millhone State Rehabilitation and Corrections Department Corrections Millhone CETA Washington

Middletown City Commission Cancels and Reschedules Hearing

The City Commission of Middletown Ohio cancels the August 15 1978 iblict hearing on vacating street portions next to Armeco's Central office. A public hearing is now set for September 5 1978 at 6 00 PM in the Commission Chamber One City Centre Plaza Middletown Ohio. All interested may attend and review papers on file with the Clerk.

City Commission Middletown Ohio Armeco Curtis Street Forest Avenue Penfield Avenue Young Street Commission Chamber City Centre Plaza

Money the only issue Dayton teachers walkout eyed

Dayton school employees consider a walkout after a November levy defeat. The five year 8.9 mill levy failed by nearly three to one, prompting talks with mediators and a potential November ballot rerun. Union leaders say money drives class size salaries and planning time, with a possible strike looming.

Dayton Ohio The Dayton Education DEA Roberta Hunter William Goodwin

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